Finding answers through visualization (GraphDay Barcelona Feb 2016)

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Linkurious is a graph visualization startup that helps companies understand and analyze graph data. It offers Linkurious Enterprise, a graph visualization application compatible with Neo4j graph databases. It also offers Linkurious.js, a JavaScript library to build custom graph visualization applications. Linkurious has over 200 customers, including NASA, the French Ministry of Finances, and Cisco. It provides easy to use interfaces for non-technical users to uncover hidden relationships and extract insights from connected data stored in graph databases.

Finding answers
through graph
visualization.
SAS founded in 2013 in Paris | http://linkurio.us | @linkurious

Introduction.
● Linkurious is a graph visualization startup.
● We help companies understand graph data.
● Linkurious Enterprise, an enterprise-ready
graph visualization application (out-of-the-box).
● Linkurious.js, a JS library to build custom graph
visualization applications.
● 200+ customers (NASA, French Ministry of
Finances, Cisco).

Graph dbs unlock
connected data.
● The graph schema is a natural fit for highly
connected, evolving datasets.
● Fast traversal performances.
● Languages dedicated to graph queries
(Cypher).
● Cybersecurity, medical research, fraud, anti-
terrorism, network management, etc.

But current tools are
not adapted.
● Traditional BI and data visualizations solutions
are not compatible with graph databases.
● Representing data as pie charts and histograms
doesn’t provide insights into connections.
● There are graph tools designed for
developers/data scientists but no tools for
business users.

We make graphs easy
to understand.
● Easy to use interfaces designed for non
technical users.
● Ability to uncover hidden relationships, explore
connections, extract insights.
● Compatible with graph dbs like Neo4j.

Anti-money laundering investigation: Swiss Leaks.
Background
Analysing the bank accounts and companies connected to Emilio Botin, Former
Executive Chairman of Spain’s Grupo Santander (learn more)
ICIJ is an international consortium
of data journalists.
Problem
Analyse financial records from
HSBC to find evidence of tax
fraud or corruption.
Benefit
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accurately.

Knowledge management @ NASA.
Background
Navigating the network of authors, documents, organizations and concepts
linked to “High pressure shutoff valve” (learn more)
NASA is the United States
government agency responsible
for the civilian space program.
Problem
Leverage an existing lessons
learned database to improve the
success of projects.
Benefit
More natural way to search
content results in better insights
derived from data.

Network management.
Background
View the impact of a server failure on the IT network (learn more)
US internet company in the retail
industry.
Problem
Impact of a failure in IT network is
hard to understand and to
communicate.
Benefit
Visualization helps communicate
complex results and drive
action.

Help people see and understand the connections in their data.

How it works.
Data sources
Ingest
Analyse
Business analysts
Build apps
Developers

● Compatible with Neo4j 2.X (and HA).
● Compatible with Windows/Linux/Mac (Java 8 or
later).
● Support of all modern browsers.
● Built with scalable robust open-source
technologies (Node.js, ElasticSearch).
● Linkurious Enterprise server provides a set of
high level services (search, security, graph
traversals, graph visualization) accessible via
REST API.
● Integrate graph visualizations into 3rd party
apps via a widget or via our linkurious.js JS
graph visualization library.
How it (really) works.
STORAGESERVER
Visualization API Search API Graph API
Security layer
Neo4j
FRONT-END
Widget linkurious.js
Security API
SEARCH
Elasticsearch
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